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• Louisville Farmers Market Booth — expense not known — fee can be waived <br />first time, with $50/75 subsequent times. Josh will reach out to Kelly <br />Williams for more info about booths. <br />o Important to have a plan — ideas about activities, talking points, <br />displays; city has tents that can be borrowed <br />o Butterfly Pavilion has handouts, also digital access to same info via <br />QR code <br />o Encourage people not to use pesticides; Bee City has flyers <br />o John has some posters for display; Jean knows someone who might <br />loan us an empty bee box <br />• Elementary school planting — planting will likely wait until fall, Josh hasn't <br />heard back re: the work order. Josh and Chris Lichte had walked the <br />grounds and discussed tree opportunities. Josh will do additional outreach. <br />• Community gardens — 2 in Louisville; need to contact managers of <br />community gardens (maybe 1 or both sites run by Denver Urban Gardens) <br />and find out what they are doing. John will follow up with Signe about <br />contacting community gardens with Jean. <br />Bee house constructions and native plant seed strips — possible school or <br />Scout project for next fall. Patricia will reach out to school contacts to <br />gauge interest. <br />o Question about funding for these activities — how to raise/ allocate <br />funds; need to talk with Abby about that; may be funds available via <br />bag tax <br />• Policy items — City is considering Dark Sky ordinance this June, perhaps <br />writing a letter of support. No Mow May initiative — Josh presented to City <br />Council last 2 years but no response thus far, present a balanced approach. <br />• Reach out to local nurseries, such as Harlequin's Nursery which is neonic <br />free; Growing Gardens also has weekend plant sales. <br />IX. Discussion Items for Next Meeting <br />